Steve James
from issue 10
Steve James’ artwork recalls the works of classic American illustrators, albeit with a fantasy edge.
The art of Lee Carter
from issue 10
Concept artist and comic book talent, Lee Carter explains why happiness is a bad guy with a machine gun.
Anthony S. Waters
from issue 8
“An image should do more than tell you what a monster looks like. It should forge a gut connection with the subject.” The visceral style of Mr Waters…
Linda Bergkvist
from issue 7
“If I could design characters and stories for books and games, I’d be giddy with joy.” Someone fetch a chair because it’s only a matter of time…
The Art of Andrew Jones
from issue 9
“I want to make images that will communicate with someone’s inner reptilian brain.” Prepare your limbic system for the art of Andrew Jones.
Glen Angus
from issue 9
From X-Men to Norse-men, the tight, powerful images of Glen Angus bring characters boiling to the surface…
The Brothers Hildebrandt
from issue 8
From Lord of the Rings to Star Wars and beyond, the twins who redefined fantasy imagery for a whole generation…
Rodney Matthews
from issue 10
“I encourage people to get on my wavelength a bit and, without being pretentious, travel to far-flung planets.” Welcome to the world of Rodney Matthews
Viktor Titov
from issue 08
Meet the hamster obsessed Russian artist who combines a passion for traditional landscape and epic drama in his work…
Alan Lee
from issue 7
Alan Lee has combined his love for pencil and watercolour with a passion for mythology to become one of the true fantasy masters